Ane Santesteban will be part of the technical team of Labor Kutxa-Euskadi
The Basque cyclist begins a new phase within the team's staff, with a strategic role that he will assume as ambassador, sports link and responsible for the continuity of young talents.
Ane Santesteban will remain linked to Labor Kutxa-Euskadi in 2026, but as amember of the technical team , to offer her experience and strengthen the growth of the Basque project in women's cycling.
After two seasons defending the purple colors of the team as a professional, Santesteban will take a step towards in order to remain linked to the group in a different way.
In his new role, Santesteban will act as a link between the sports management andthe staff . His work will focus on the daily support of cyclists, offering a close expert view of the 17 years of career in international cycling ELITE.
One of the pillars of his new role will be thecontinuity of young people with capacity . Santesteban will lead thescouting area Labor Kutxa-Euskadi to capture, observe and help cyclists who are working hard on the Basque and state scene.
Labor Ambassador Kutxa-Euskadi , representing the group at institutional and social events.
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